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White Paper: Cost-Benefit Analysis Of An RFID Asset Tracking System
4/1/2010
This paper outlines the cost-benefit analysis of using Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in an asset-tracking application. By Shayne Pidding, RAMP RFID
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Cost-Benefit Analysis Of An RFID Asset Tracking System
4/1/2010
This paper outlines the cost-benefit analysis of using Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in an asset-tracking application. By Shayne Pidding, RAMP RFID
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White Paper: Best Practices Guide: RFID Implementation, Testing & Deployment
3/22/2010
It was early 2009, and John Richards was testing the RFID inventory system he’d been working on for the past several years. John Richards manages the data centers for one of the country’s largest equipment providers. The data center where the RFID system was being tested was around 2000 square feet and contained over 7000 individual pieces of equipment. By Omni-ID
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Real-Time Manufacturing Intelligence: 10 Ways To Improve Productivity, Reduce Costs, And Enhance Customer Satisfaction
3/17/2010
Omnitrol Networks believes that manufacturers will start moving their IT priorities from the back
end to the shop floor, to enable a much higher return in business value and business
optimization opportunities. So far, companies have spent millions of dollars investing in
manufacturing and supply chain visibility systems with very little results in productivity
improvements and costs reduction. By Omnitrol Networks, Inc.
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White Paper: Real-Time Manufacturing Intelligence: 10 Ways To Improve Productivity, Reduce Costs, And Enhance Customer Satisfaction
3/17/2010
Omnitrol Networks believes that manufacturers will start moving their IT priorities from the back
end to the shop floor, to enable a much higher return in business value and business
optimization opportunities. So far, companies have spent millions of dollars investing in
manufacturing and supply chain visibility systems with very little results in productivity
improvements and costs reduction. By Omnitrol Networks, Inc.
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Warehousing: A Work In Progress
3/17/2010
Over the past 40 years, warehousing has seen major enhancements in accuracy
and speed made possible by advances in lift trucks, product identification, and
radiofrequency communications. Much of the improvements were a result of
software controls, first with companies writing their own software, and later
with standard enhanced processes and packaged warehousing systems. By Rush Tracking Systems
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White Paper: Warehousing: A Work In Progress
3/17/2010
Over the past 40 years, warehousing has seen major enhancements in accuracy
and speed made possible by advances in lift trucks, product identification, and
radiofrequency communications. Much of the improvements were a result of
software controls, first with companies writing their own software, and later
with standard enhanced processes and packaged warehousing systems. By Rush Tracking Systems
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White Paper: Retail Fashion Market RFID Solutions
3/8/2010
In the fast-paced world of fashion, success for retailers hinges on being able to put the right item in the right style or size in the customer’s hand at the right time — a simple concept that is difficult to execute for a number of reasons. Fashion is a perishable commodity where trends change overnight, making it difficult to ultimately predict duration and demand. Ordering too much product translates into increased capital expenses that can erode a retailer’s bottom line, while ordering too little can lead to missed opportunities and lost sales. By Motorola
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Industry Brief: Retail Fashion Market RFID Solutions
3/8/2010
In the fast-paced world of fashion, success for retailers hinges on being able to put the right item in the right style or size in the customer’s hand at the right time — a simple concept that is difficult to execute for a number of reasons. Fashion is a perishable commodity where trends change overnight, making it difficult to ultimately predict duration and demand. Ordering too much product translates into increased capital expenses that can erode a retailer’s bottom line, while ordering too little can lead to missed opportunities and lost sales. By Motorola
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White Paper: Deep And Wide, Near And Far
3/2/2010
By virtue of the innovative ways Impinj exploits the nuances of RF physics, UHF Gen 2 now performs
equally well on small, individual items traveling along high-speed manufacturing lines as it does on
pallets of cased goods rolling through distribution centers. In the bargain, UHF Gen 2 has rendered
the older, slower, and more costly HF (13.56 MHz) RFID technologies obsolete. By Impinj, Inc.
